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One thing I will concede to Hack/Slash: it had a good idea for the central villains. They want a stable, orderly society, and they kill people who have fun in ways they don’t like, because they think hedonism will lead to society’s downfall. They get the money for this from prostitution and arms dealing.

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Still thinking about that D&D DM who was worried that if he said no to a hypothetical character a hypothetical woman made, and his reason was that it was too silly, she’d call him sexist and get him brigaded for it. He seemed to think this was an inevitable consequence of “normal” people wanting to play D&D. The question I wish I’d asked him was, what do you do when anyone accuses you of being sexist? If calling someone sexist is an automatic win, then that’s a bigger and more pressing issue than anything to do with D&D!